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All right, i got this. See why shes really got the wrong kind of strike. Oh this doesnt look like much of an animal rescue. Its like that dog looks pretty easy to get to, except thats not the pup were rescuing, its this one right here. Between a rock and a hard place. Yeah, it is, and rescuers from animal warriors india spent nearly an entire work week trying to get the pup out. Was he stuck or just afraid to come out . It was stuck. They couldnt just reach in and pull the pup out. They had to slowly chip away. Were talking 30plus hours they spent working to get that pup out. Oh, my goodness. ...

Hundred, many hundreds of businesses, those cumulatively employing well over two million workers have announced bonus, wage increases, expanded benefits, increased contributions to pension accounts. And they have cited the tax reform as the mechanism that has enabled them to do this for their workers. Whats so exciting about this, mr. President , is this is happening before the wave of new investment has even been able to begin. This is happening because Companies Know that with lower tax rates, theyre going to have more free cash flow, and theyre going to use some of that to invest in growing...

Finals of the world cup. We begin tonight with that decision in greece to up the antein its standoff with the European Union. The overseas markets already reacting to todays vote of no. In Sundays National referendum 61 of the country voting against accepting that bailout from the European Union. The result was decisive and clear cut. A stark contrast. Alexis tsipras meets with his cabinet. Barnaby phillips that is story glch european leaders were lining up over the last six days urging them to vote yes and warning this this was a choice between the euro or the drachma. The greeks didnt see it...

Womens team in japan in the world cup final. First to greece where voters have rejected an austerity for aid deal put forward by international creditors. Over 61 said no and 38 voted yes. The result is a triumph for greek Prime Minister alexis tsipras. He said he will work to find Common Ground with the international partners. Its unclear how they will respond. A eurozone summit is set to take place on tuesday. The European Central bank is set to open. They wont reopen on tuesday. Jonah hull reports from athens. Reporter outside parliament they cheered the result. Greece said no to the Interna...

[chanting] celebrations at the u. S. Team bags a record win at the world cup. So the news out of greece this morning is the finance minister has a resignation for a no vote on the bail out and stepping down will help him come to a much needed agreement with creditors and says European Partners prefer his absence, however, the Prime Minister has a lot of challenges ahead of them and greek banks are on the edge of collapse and not clear when they will open and meeting with greek Party Leaders to talk through the plan of attack as he plans to return to the negotiation table. Well, the resignation...